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My favourite for this are South American tillandsia. They have no roots. They just sit on a tree branch and eat air.
by Pxtl 8y ago
My favourite for this are South American tillandsia. They have no roots. They just sit on a tree branch and eat air.
- Scriptor 8y agoYeah, it's neat how roots mostly just bring in phosphates, nitrates, and water. Incidentally, carnivorous plants only get their phosphates and nitrates from whatever they trap. All of the actual carbon in all plants come from the air or from dissolved CO2 in the water.